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After shooting down at Bat's Head, I walked back to Durdle Door for something all together more cliched. Last time I was here there was sod all light, this time there was loads so I chose a low perspective to strength the shape & movement in the waves as the foreground was lacking, and also to avoid the 2 other togs being in frame.
While being overshot and cliched, I was just happy to get something new for once!
Durdle Door, Dorset
Nikon D300s | Sigma 10-20@17mm | ISO200 | 1.6s f/16 | Lee 0.9ND and 0.9ND hard grad
We would have never known about this dry creek bed if it hadn't been for a local in Milbrodale, NSW on Putty Road. It was interesting to see the water lines on this creek bed and how high the water has been over the years.
Well, I have not been much on flickr recently, and it's been awhile since my last image.
But, I hope all my contacts are doing well in the new year!
I will try to catch up a little bit over the coming weeks, and hopefully post an image or two too :-)
This is from a stormful day last autumn. Pretty much like the weather has been recently too, wet and windy.
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#AbFav_PHOTOSTORY
The South of France. One of my favourite pass-times is sitting on rocks, enjoying the sea.
The waves coming and going, their play.
Taking image after image and then stared some more taking it all in, no other sounds but the sea, the clean air filling the nostrils, the salty taste on the lips...
An unforgettable moment so full of awe for our beautiful world...
Have a wonderful day, filled with love, M, (*_*)
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Just a wave . . . taken during a sunrise shoot at Burwood Beach, NSW, Australia.
This beach is located about 800 metres south of Merewether Ocean Baths and is a nice quiet location with few if any people around.
As always, thanks for any comments, views or favorites, they are much appreciated!
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On the last day of our 4-day storm-watching trip to Vancouver Island's west coast, a big one finally arrived - prompted by an offshore cyclone. Overcast, heavy rain, and a fierce wind. This was taken from the Wild Pacific Trail, near Amphitrite Point, Ucluelet. Nearly all of the colour images taken appeared as if they were in black & white. Some, like this one, showed only tinges of colour, at best.
Washington coast. A no-light dreary day capture so i monkeyed around with it to make it somewhat interesting. Idle hands, and all that . . . .